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Margaret E Clancy

Birth30 Mar 1907 - E, St, Louis, Il, USA
Death10 Oct 1998 - Belleville, St Clair, Illinois, USA
MotherMargaret Charlotte "Maggie" Gulllion
FatherMark Clancy

Born in E, St, Louis, Il, USA on 30 Mar 1907 to Mark Clancy and Margaret Charlotte "Maggie" Gulllion. Margaret E Clancy married Earl Monroe Reid and had 5 children. She passed away on 10 Oct 1998 in Belleville, St Clair, Illinois, USA.

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Mark Clancy
1879 - 1927
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Margaret Charlotte "Maggie" Gulllion
1885 - 1954
Spouse(s)
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Earl Monroe Reid
1903 - 1980
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Bernard Patrick Reid
1934 - 2014
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Patricia Jean Reid
1927 - 1927
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Kathleen Ellen Reid
1947 - 1965
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Carole Ann Reid
1940 - 2014
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Margaret Earleen Reid
1924 - 1991

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